Infinite Perspectus

Infinite Perspectus is a book by Ernest L. Norman, first published in 1962. Norman presents a sweeping metaphysical commentary that reads as an epilogue to the New Testament, translating parables and Christian symbolism into the language of twentieth-century metaphysics and fourth-dimensional thought.

The text weaves together themes of interdimensional existence, spiritual evolution, reincarnation, and practical exercises aimed at expanding consciousness. Readers interested in Unarius teachings, New Age spirituality, or occult-mystical interpretations of biblical parables will find this work central to that tradition.

Written as a systematic exposition rather than a conventional devotional or academic study, the book functions both as a doctrinal core for the Unarius movement and as a standalone guide for seekers exploring cosmic consciousness, esoteric healing, and the science of life.

Its tone is didactic and far-reaching, appealing to readers who want an organised metaphysical system that connects scripture, theosophy, and contemporary paranormal claims.